Yesterday, the Cork/Kerry experimental musical project Pinhole released their debut album “Sweet Spot.” The album has been nearly a decade in the making, and founding members Ciara and Mark discuss the background of the project and how it differs from everything else on offer in the Irish music scene
With his debut solo album expected next year, David O’Farrell-McGeary of haunted images (f/k/a David ofmg) discusses the project’s recent metamorphosis from dreampop to gothic-inspired drone
With their new single “A Dying Breed” out, Dean Nolan, frontman of the Dublin alt-rock band Empathy, discusses throwing it back to the ’90s and why it took them seven years to release music
“Business Core” is the latest album from the Montreal electronic post-punk duo distraction4ever. Members Beau Geste and Splitshift talk to us about the album and how it serves as a critique of the nine-to-five
Tonight, musicians Maria Kelly and Ramper will perform at the Workmans Cellar as part of Ireland Music Week. With a new EP from Ramper and a new single from Maria on the way, they discuss what getting to perform at Ireland Music Week means for them
When we spoke with them about their second EP “Carousel” back in April, the Bristol band ANIIMALIA were riding high. Since then, the faith of the band has been up in the air. To preserve what the band was at the time, we’ve elected to publish our interview with Kira and Ben from five months…
On today’s podcast, members Vinny, Eoin and Willow of the Dublin metal band Raining in December discuss their new single “faith” which was released today, their recent line-up change, and their headline show at Workman’s Cellar on Monday
Last month, the Austin darkwave band Urban Heat dropped their second album, “The Tower.” “I’ve said that the first album is like therapy for everybody else, whereas this one is like therapy for me,” frontman Jonathan told us
With their debut EP on the horizon, the members of the Brighton garage punk band Honeybadger discuss how their music has changed since starting the project in primary school
Despite success drumming with The Mars Volta and Dazzling Killmen, Blake Fleming has never been satisfied with the extent of his knowledge of craft. Blake tells us how his new album, “The Beat Fantastic,” is an extension of his education
Today, the Missourian musician Ian Fisher releases, “Independence Day,” the second single of his upcoming album “Go Gentle,” which explores grief. Ian talks to us about the album and our relationship with death